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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
letters Granted by the II sl.ter.

The following letters we're granted by the
register OF Wills for the week ending Tues
day, January 2J.
ADGTNIsTRATIoS -- \ nnie /. krelder,
deceased, late Of Lsacock township Beujs
min NJ. Hershey, Leacock, administrator.
Isaac Brubaker, late OF Clay township
Edwin s. Brubsker Clay, and Henry S,
Brubaser Epbrats administrators
Elizabeth Weinhold, deceas ed, late of West
Cocslic0 township Benedict Welnhold, West
Cocslico, administrator.
Peter Dorsheimer, deceased, late of Ian.
caster cltyi Peter Dorsheimer, East Lam
peter, and jacob DOrsheimer, West Lam.
peter, administrators.
Henry Rowiuski, deceased, late Of Eas,
Drumorei Geo. w. Hensel, Quarryville
administrator.
Jonathan Good, deceased, late of Wes
Donegal, John II. Myers, Couoy, admin
!sirat0r
Peter Kafroth, deceased, late of West Ear
township; Henry Kafroth, West Earl, ad
ministrator C. { q.
TEsTAMENTARr. 49, Mary kairoth, de
ceased, late Of West Earl John Kafro'h,
West Earl, executor,
Mary -QLllman, deceased, late of West
Earl township C'sslztlsn Croft, West Earl,
executor. r..-
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

sad sequal to = Pretty Maine girls E7n,p,s
q

sad SEXUAL TO a Pretty Maine GIrTs R7msu,e
Of Love.
Pcrsis Haskell, a pretty girl, who was
eighteen years old last June lett her home on
the granite island OF Vinalhsven, Mass, last
summer with young man who gaye the
name Of red Hall, who claimed TO be a saIey.
man IN a Boston house. They came TO Boston
and the form OF marriage ceremony was
gone through.
Inc young woman was taken to the O Ouinov
house by her supposed husband, At the oTI
OF about week he LETT her, as he said. Ia At
tehh 10 some business. She remained untiI
ber money was gone, and then had to leave
On lnqniring at Halls alleged place of busi.
ness sue learned that he was not emoIoved
theTe subsequently she met him ana
learned from him that no legal marriage Rad
been performed, a friend OF Hall hayino
ding. i'07'' "ou'
Tue girl after short time obtaiped work
Fs domestic at Union, drifted afterwsrd to
townsend, y, II. then to Brookline, Mass
ald hna,Iy brought up at Lominster, Mass
where she work cd three weeks In a shirt
factory she was arrested on Thursday for
stealing small piece OF biesched sheeting
Nom store, which goods, II was subse,
queHuy aacortaiued, she had cut up for the
purpose OF making baby clothes.
nor SAD story came out in court Sentence
was deferred, and among the passengers who
ieIt I hocklsnd, Me, is the girls aunt, Mrs
tdtrlo Carver, who will take her back to her
honle from which she was led by betrsyOr.
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a Thieving Rosrder.

A young man, who was stranger, called
ct the house of Miss Msrtha MUhu, No. l25
South Queen street, on Monday afternoon.
He said that be was working for Andrew
Ccgley, the ADsulith, anu desired 10 engage
board. He went up stairs to aroom where he
remained a short lime and finally left the
house. Alter he had gone 1t was found that
silver watch TO which was attached a gold
chain with loeket and spsir OK Shoes had been
stolen. On one side Of the locket there ID
S engraved donkey and cart and on the other
eide Ii bicycle wheel. On the left stolen
shoe there is patch. The young man who
10 supposed to have committed tho THEFT &:
about rs years old aud feet : inches ia
: -heish-- He tss- -sark hair and eyes and wore
dark suit with cutawsy, coat and soft hat.
Officer Barnhold has the case in band.
Mr. Cogley says that he knows nothing o.
the man. He was not employed by hin, INsE
did he come to him in search Of work.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

Al Jane Bn,rsrds House on John street, Z
He Mnkes HIS ESQ cspe.

ne Mskes His Escape,
Jake Buzzsrd, who Is badly wanted by the
authorities and was supposed TO be far away
from this city, has again been stealing in
this vicinity. At an early hour this morn.
ing two'men, one OF whom was carrying
valise, we're seen by Off1cer DOrwart These
men were traced by him 10 Jake Bnssards
house, on John street The officer watched
and word was sent TO Chief Smith at the
station house. Offlcer Dorwsrt summoned
Officers Crsmer and SiormieltS and these
officers made an effort 10 get into the house,
but were unsuccessful. They left the house
| to report the matter 10 Chief Smith, aud dur
| ing their absence BuzEard jumped out of
| second story window and ran through
several yards and across the fields towards
the poor house.
Chief Smith went TO the Office Of Alder
man Barr at o'clock this morning and
swore out a search warrant for Buzzard's >
house. Armed with this document he went
TO Buzsard's house. He WAS at irst refused
admission, but when he threatened to break
the door Il was opened. He WAS rewarded
IN finding lot OF goods which had been
taken into the house by Jake BuEzsrd and
his companion in crime, Harry Isckley, son
Of Andrew Yackley.
The articles found In BuGzard's house were
a pair Of chickens, a valise filed with sau
sage and pudding, two coats with large inside
pockets, made to hold plunder ln one OF
the pockets was about 80 pounds OF corn
beef. These articles were taken to the sta
ton house, where they await owners
Young Gsckley's connection with the thief
was established by the coat he left at Buz
cards house,in which was part of the plunder
| He was not arrested at once, but his grand
father was notified of the suspicious circum
stances against him. He promised to produce
| the boy this morning and did. He entered bail
| for his appearance for a hearing before Alder.
man Barr. BuZzard of course is still at LID
erty and is likely to give the town a wide
berth Tor some time to come. Ii has been
learned that he spent several nights with his
family recently but he always had the good
| luck to keep out OF the way of the officers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
Award of the School Loan,

The finance committee Of the Lancaster
school board opened the bids for the new 4
per cent. loan OF SlL50O for school purposes
and awarded II to the following Lamed bid.
ders
To Reuben A. Baer, $1,000 at 5 per cent.
premium to Dr. John McCslls, Sl5O0 at 8
per cent premium to G.. Edward Hegener,
500 ct per cent premium to Locher's
Sons, 81, 500 at per cent. premium.
The unsuccessful bidders were Henry @.
Long, s2,0oo at ~ per cent premium Reed,
McGrnnn q Co., the entire loan at one and
sixhundredths premium John L. Schuip,
tlto0 at per cent, and Mrs L, A. Byerly,
tsoo at Per cent. premium.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
E54REBTs.
New NnrH alarEet.

NEW YoRk, Jan .L-Flour market steady
common TO good extra western, s3 s6,9S s. ); good
TO fancy extra State, g G1S+ 10.
WheSt-Sn. I Red state. 93a9 &c; No do
a2'Sc 80. = Red, Winter, Jan sJ5si. Feb, si'Ic
May ssSc.
Corn13ho. mt1ed cash, aao; do Jan. aso
Feb, 4s%C May, sct.C
Oats--So " bite state ay%c: No. 90. $50
Ne mixed, Jan, 81 C. FEB S.. : Ma. 56LC.
Rye dull Western 5S8J5c state 5'%65sc.
Barley n JLinai.
PORK dun new mess, az SSTl2-'.
Lsrd--Jan, % 5. : Eco, fss5 May, Q, o.
MOiasses uCuinsl st 60 FOR 5J lest
Turpentine sssy At SeTc.
Resin quiet; strained 10 good, a. OoEsi u5
Petroleum dull; Refined, IN cases, sL<C.
fretghts quiet grain TO Liverpool, i3.i.
Butter dull; Western Creamery, 4JSnc
state, 43Sl27C
Cheese dull; Western Fiat, ll5l224c; state fac
tory, lb6lG}.C
sggs steady State. 29a Western. 23Gcac.
Sugar eaGy Refined CuIoat, exc, Grnuu
!a-sd, 6TsGF5 IS lsc.
TalIow hrner; Prime City,ilC.
hiCe dull Caroline, fair b good, 8T 7Ac.
Coiee Gull iaiT CGrgO1s. 1870.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
PROCLAM MA TON.
49, '- $1,000 zr-0zrs>s=a-s--asa
DR0CLAMATION,

Tho Qualified rotsrs Of the CHy Of Lancaster 10
ne5s Of said city SlR5I0oO.
the city of Lancaster resolved at a regular meet
ing held on Jan uary A. d. 1851 that Il is their
desire 10 increase tho Indebtedness of the city
OF Lancaster TO an amount not TO exceed sl25,
co., for the purpose OF building sewers TOR
draining the northern part of the city, and nee q.
sssary change or improvement Of the water
works and
Whereas. the Indebtedness of the slid city
cannot be so increased without the as sent OF tho
electors thereof. had and obta ned in the man
ner provided by the Act OF Assembly OF April
20, 1874.
i, william A. Morton. Mayor Of the said city
of Lancaster, hereby give notice. ia accordance
with the said Act of Assembly OF April 20 1873,
that at the next municipal election. TO De he,o
ruary, A. D., 1857. the question OF increasing the
Indebtedness of the city OF Lancaster 10 an
amount not TO exceed tl26 90 Will be tuDntlen
to the qualified electors of the sad city ior theit
decisions, Who can then vote Tor or against the
said increase. -, . .
the civ Of Lancaster. according 10 the last as
seased Valuation there Of IS sl2fOOOOl tho exist
ing debt of the city - sp6,2>5 W., Inc amount OF
ths proposed increase Is not 10 exceed tl23,f 0D,
which amount IL about per centum OF the as.
sessed valuation OF the taxable property of the
debtedness Is 10 be increased are for the build.
tne of sewers for draining the northern part OF
the city and ne necessary change or Improvement
of the water works.
Given under my hand at tho city of Lancaster
this lith day OF January, a. ID, 1881,
WILLIAM A, MORTON,
jyiah @A'Sieerltd Mayor
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

CnloAso, Jan: "a Tho Drcr Journai 10
ports Ca,,le-Rcceipts, seo ID shipments
shippips steers go TO 500 ss., vas %; stock.
ers ana feeders, o. too3 tOtV -, bulls and
u i0St2 IS.
Hcgs-Rcoeipts, ie.cN head ;Shirnents. 400
nesu msrset tteady and Y rIm rOugh
mixed, % se9t ~ packing andf shipping, o. M
o light ~ opgt - skips, 81 7lU3 80
sheep-Reccipts, t,oOD head Ishipmcnts, ltUJ
head market steady NATIVES o. Hslt 90
wsstSrn' .! is04 90 rexans,sl iN1l 90, lambs
shipnents head market ard prices steady
Rltnr9neh consignmcnts shipments 10 New
York, 10 carloads.
hegs-keccipts, 1900 head shipments, G'o
Hean Y market fair fhiadelphias, e. ttdS lt
WORKERS, 81 s0flt ~ common To light o. INtgl 50
shlpment- TO sew lork.2 carloads
sheep Receipts. 6iCO head shipments, to1Oi
market dull; prime, o. TiafS fair 10 good - "a
U4p common, s!SSl lamos, & EaGtt0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
DEATha

HUBrR-Janusrr %. Iss7, In this city. Maggie
W, youuse.t daughter ui the la:e john /
Huber.
he relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully IN vitod 10 attend the tunsrsl from
tks residence Of her mother. No. rs North Water
street, on Wednesday afternoon at 20 o'clock.
Interment IN Lancaster cemetery. 2td
Dr-T -On the 2Id inst, IN this city, Mary
sahtT Dunn. IN the "a year Of heURge.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re.
specttuuy invited 10 Rtteud ths funeral, from
the residence OF her son inlav, william L
Laat No. 2l9 East Kin. street, on wednesday
morning al ten clock High Mass al - Mary 5
church. IutCrnsnt a. 81. Mary's cemetery. ltd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
A RAkinr Aurnris.d

Rev. Z. l.. Reed, pastor of Christ Lutheran
church, was surprised by his Practitioners
last evening at his home No. 843 West King
street, to which he but lately returned. A
host of kind hiends-arrived on the ground
with an ample supply Of edibles for the min
isterial larder, and took their genial pastor
by complete surprise. He recovered sufti.
clently to thank them in warm terms, and
al spenta pleasant evening under the pas.
toral root
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

NEw YORK, Jan, Is. l:so p N. Money loaned
AZ t4S per cent Exchange steady postod rate,
tSN1tsSS. Governments steady currency IS
BID.
The stock market opened active. and prices
advanced quite sharply during tho rcst ducon
minutes. recording an improvement IN that
apace OF from y to "a per cent The hears tried
TO check the advance by q combined raid On
west FONT Terminal. but In this they were un,
successful. Prices were frnlv mol, and At no, "
were up 10 ths best OF the mornius Al the pres
eut writing the market IL firm
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

Frank L. Yerance, manager OF the Rose
Lisie Dramatic company, is here arranginQ 2
Ior tne appearance OF his show at the Wes,
King street theatre next week.
Havefly's minstrels arrived In town this
morning and made street parade At noon.
iney looked well and had good band.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
SnhIprt. for Charity.

Mrs. Mary Krodel and two children, who
reside at No 5lf Low street, are IN destitute
circumstances.
At No. III Manor street, Rachael Myers
an old lady. and Iilaie Miller Young
woman, are sick IN bed with nothing 10 the
hOus4
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
m..,Iur Of E..rr, .op.r. ., war,

1he lsncastet associauOn OF eNfrfsonere
OF War will hold their monthly meeting on
Wednesday evening at @. A. Il. hail. The
annual election for officers will be held, and
action ON the circular of Commissioner Black
requesting lists of all members confined in
Southern prisons during the war, la view of
congressional action affecting their interest.
The records OF all prisoners Of war in this
county are desired and applications invited.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

Inc county debt Is 500 $50. Among the
items in the account Is one for premium on
no4lous animals killed during the year,
SL-os 10, SGo5 for professional services out.
side OF the county solicitors salary, SIS. $50 q
were paid Tor land damages in the CITY, the
coroners fees were Sl,3i3 g and SL,Oi0 were
paid for pos. mortsms, and s., A were
paid for the burial OF 81 INDECENT soldiers,
and Sli74O for gTsvestones for soldiers
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
Not Here Yet,

FRED Holman, who captured Andrew
Ehman, IN Delaware, Ohio, on Saturday
afternoon, has not yet arrived In Lancaster
WIN ms prisoner, although be has had plenty
~ ume 70 90 SO. Nothing ha. been heard Of
alm, anu IL Is likely that he may have Gu.
countered some legal difficulty,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
rhIlsdeIrhla Produce Market.

PsILkDELFBlA Jan. s5-Flour market aulst
sales, slJ barrels. Minnesota Bakers, O. l5Ssa 70
PennsylvSnia Family, t3 7SG3 o : Western DO
q OOFIi IS Patents, 81 T's75 25,
Rye AOur quiet, tsJ lO93 Is
April, 8iAc.
SsCorn.-Jan., l5'; FEB, asEc,; March, i'}.c
Gats--.Jan., Sr'Ia.; FEB. 57}Sc.; March, ssc
April, S5I4C.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

ihis morning eight pounds OF butter be.
Ions,ng 10 farmer were seized aud cnnfis.
4a'su oy me master Of the Northern market.
.ssppeafs that one pound on top was OF full
weight while the others were short,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
The Lancaster watch Factory,

Ihe Lancaster watch factory is doing a
snfivmg business, and has so many orders
sor watches that it is increasing its force as
rapidly as possible. The managers state that
.ney could sell three times as many watches
advertised for. -
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
Condition Of the Cone.,oss

Monday afternoon the Conestoga was very
hish, but 1t fell during the night and
Is now again back 10 its usual condition. The
water, however, is very muddy. All the
age, ""S '"'"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

WI Leaman, tho auditor appointed to dis.
- ule .he balance la the hands of the assignee
~ aes Eoy, the Elizabsthtown BANKER.
~..s.s 4 s 70. .ne purpose OF his appointment,
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

The Hotel Msurerchor has again changed
occupants. MI ScOuge IL. kuIirser, many
years ago youth about Lancaster, but more Tc.
Gently citizen OF Harrisburg ras returned TO
the place Of bis nativity 70 assume charge Of the
above named hotel
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
rno Dime Museum sun Runnlps,

Still on earth Dime Museum, No. s. North
Queen street, open every sfterp oou az y. IL.
for ladies and children, new freak win be on
exhibition Thursday aud all the rest retained.
lfds GUS NJ hDhAlh
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

H1l rr'r.s Ans:rsly Here - This evening J II.
Haverly's troupe OF Ministries appear 70 Fulton
opera house, aud they viii no oubt draw 'arSely
as good minstrel troupes have been very scarce
IN Lancaster this season. THIS one comes hiEh'y
recommended by the press Of other cities " he rc
they have appeared r. NJ Hall, the prince OF
hanloists. heads the list Of performers who viii
appear in q strong programme.
Brtt0H To.morrUls EusHlHg. NO actor ha.
ever appeared IN this city and gwen better sat.
isfaCuUu than lIt Frederic BryJcn when he re
Gently played Forgiven" Every bodv who at.
tended the performance was pleased with tho
play we'll ss he acting, and there ls 0 res on
why the opera house should not be crowded 10.
morrow evening. The play IS a strong drama
anG MIR. BrytCu has made great biz init.
The Liuls T. coon - The reserved seat chart
for this popular opera, which Will DO given on
Thursday might. opened yesterday, and there
has been a big dtul4ut foC seats ever since. The
company comes from the Temple theatre under
the management Of George Bro.herton, and that
IS a sufficient guarantee that q isG good one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

The Sen ate by vote of 25 to Ia has 49,.
Hp Inc constitutional amendment grant,na
tte righ. OF suffrage to women.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

Tho nlneleeuth century has provided the
greatest Roman Of them all, salvation OIL IL
Kills pain
Asv5sNsT-. Theatre goers arc very liable
to contract a severe cough or cold. 4 safe sul
reliable cure is pr. Bulls Cough syrup. Price
- Iant.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

IL. 5. Shirk has given four bushels OF
potatoes to the soup fund.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25
OOUSTF OOAHIssI0SERs gSPuEr

Some Interesting Figures That Have Been
Picked Out OF the Annual Statement.
The annual account OF the county commits
s!oners has been prepared, is on file and will
be duly advertised. In 1t is the following
recapitula.ion OF moreys exneuded
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-01-25

ssss - sss scsoUsHAssA
~ COLUHsTs.

- espparsd 10 Remove 1heir Prop
1nnsse the Zoe Brsas Up--Desth ofa
- nsssss.s In Yors ooun'y-Ths
x nsrsseb News IN Brief Form.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
Defending TIE CHICAGO RING.
M'GARIGLE'S CAEEEG-A BILL TO REFORM I'll
UoARD COMNISSIONFRS.

M'GARIGLES CAEEEG-A BILL TO REFORM THE
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
CHICAGO June Specidh.-Thore vas brisk
demand for seats i'll Judge Shepards Court this morn
lne when the Doodle trial resumed Mr.. lnSham'
who was associated with Mr.. Grnnell In the prosccu
ton OF the Anarchist Gases made the opening speech
for the defence He alluded TO McGargcs career on
the police force and how he had risen from the ranks
to he chiet OF Chicagos police force TOR four years
One Of the witnesses was Colonel F. W. Parker,
principal of the Normal School. formerly supervisor
of schools At Boston and superintendent o. schools at
Quincy Mass
s""Ths Cook County Commissioners bill now only
needs the GOveInors signature 10 become law II
has passed both Houses OF the Lcri-atcre with the
amend uent providing for an annual election of the
whole board, in place of biennial elect on OF
moetv The.drst election will take place on November
s. and thereafter annually on the hr-t Tuesday after
the first Monday in November; Ten members are are TO
lie elected by the city aud five by u" suburbs EVer
voter maY dc.ignatc upon hia ballot his choice tor
president of the board. Five years es.dcnce In
Cook County is required to quality ciuzen for
al.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
NORTH CAROLINA MUST PAY.
IMPORTANT DECISION IN A BOND CASE.

A BIG SUM INvOLvED-wIfL SPECIAL SESSION
or THE LEGISLATURE BE CALLEDf
T.. L. Andrews of this city, has received by tsle-
graph one tile most important decisions that had
been given for many years in ths matter OF the re-
pudation by Southern States of the interest ON State
bonds. 4 The decison involves interest OF vast
amount. Judge Bond. of the United States Circuit
Court Mt Raleigh, n. c., has decided the important
case of the specisl bondholders in their fsvors
This suit was brought by Alfred H. Temple, OF
Raleigh y. c. in the interest OF Morton. Bliss Co.,
of this city, and other holders OF the special tax bonds
of .hat State The State of North Carolina issned
those bonds in 1850 and has not paid the interest Tor
many years The payment of the bonds to the
amount Of $10O00,000 secured by pro-
vision in the of issuance, which ordered levy OF
n special tax all the roa and personal property
OF the State OF onc-eighth of one per cent.
to levy this tax TO pay the overdue coupons, whica
amount TO nearly one hundred per cent
of tho total issue OF the bonds
has been that the state has been held to be be
a necessary party and the courts have tha. heLt
that state could not bo sued by citizens Of other
States
The plaintiff in this case however Mr. Temple, is O
resident and citizen OF North Carolina. .
The decision holds that the acts passed py
to pay this interest are null aud void aud that
the agents o, the state must collect the taxes
to pay the interest North Carolina ma;
funded all her debt except this single issue OF bonds ana
IL expected that special session or the Legislature
will called consider the situation produced by the
decision. -,
The local Judge OF Raleigh dssented but under the law
he has no vote III tho result
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
CARS PLUNGE THR0UGH Az OPEN DRAW.

THE ENGINEER MIsTooK THE sIGHAIs-IIE ESCAPES
WITH a BROKEN LEG.
The locomotive and three cars of u freight tram on
the Central Railroad of NcwIerscy plunged into the
draw of the bridge Newark Bay about pm yctcr
lav Samuel Emory, the engineer jumped from the cab
and escaped with broken leg The fireman escaped
uninurcd The train which consisted of the locomotive
and twenty three cars left the station in Jersey city nc
1920 p. IN. and reached the bridge at o'clock. The
draw open, but the engineer did not observe thc
signals Indicating that until IL too late. lie
reversed the engine ana then jumped Ihe locQnQuVc
plunged the open draw followed by TWO platform
ears and one box car all empty The rest OF the train
remained the track There no other damage douo
and traffic was not interrupted for moc than an hour
An effort will bo made to-day 10 raise the locomotive